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These links are to sites that have sparked some
type of culture interest, either as a "news" site or a site that contains some
form of cultural information.
Edge Foundation
was established in
1988 as an outgrowth of a group known as The Reality Club. Its informal
membership includes of some of the most interesting minds in the world.
The mandate of Edge Foundation is to promote inquiry into and discussion of
intellectual, philosophical, artistic, and literary issues, as well as to work
for the intellectual and social achievement of society.
Fathom is a "news" site at
Columbia University with Knowledge Trails and on–line course.
Cable
Modem, Network Tuning Tools
With the introduction of inexpensive cable
modem connections, the general public can now surf the net at high speed. This
capability also bring dangers to the uninitiated. Here are some sites that
provide resources for tuning and protecting desktops connected to the net via
cable modems.
Speedguide.net is a great source of
tuning and testing for cable modem equipped networks.
Shields Up is a site for
verifying that your internet connection IP address is safe from external
attack.
Practically Networked is a
resource site for all kinds of topics.
AllTheWeb
BRB Publications
is a Tempe, AZ based publishing company that provides county, state, and federal
wed addresses
Bibliography on Genetic Programming
Bibliography on
Computer Science BitPipe
is a search engine is the leading syndicator of in-depth information technology
(IT) literature. Bitpipe collects, catalogs, and distributes IT literature to
other websites.
Business.com
provides searches for companies, products, services, and information.
Business Publications Search Engine provides
links to dozens of business publications. Citeseer
is a citation reference site for computer science papers.
Computer
Science Research Paper Search Engine (CORA) is a special-purpose search
engine covering computer science research papers. It allows keyword searches
over the partial text of Postscript-formatted papers it has found by spidering
the Web.
EconPapers
access to RePEc, the worlds largest collection of
on-line Economics working papers, journal articles and software. FindArticles.com
is a archive of published articles that you can search for free. Constantly
updated, it contains articles dating back to 1998 from more than 300 magazines
and journals.
FindInfo
overture.com
was formerly goto.com
FastSearch is a scientific search engine
Intelligent
Search is a research project of the
Computer Science Department City
College of New York.
Pacific
Information Systems does background research on companies through 15,000
searchable public records databases.
Santa Fe Institute's archive
search engine. This is nearly identical to the LANL X-Archives preprint
search engine but with more databases. Search
Engine Watch is a meta site about search engines.
Search CIO xrefer
is the web's reference engine, a unique service providing free access to the
world's largest collection of encyclopedias, dictionaries, thesauri and
quotations.
Scirus is a
scientific search engine
ibiblio.org
is a public library and digital archive directed by Paul Jones.
University of
Virginia's Portico provides links for higher education fund raising
Will Yancy
is a Dallas accountant who specializes in litigation support.
DMOZ Open Directory
Project is a large, comprehensive human-edited directory of the Web. It is
constructed and maintained by a vast, global army of volunteer editors.
Free On–Line Dictionary
of Computing is a great resource for those pesky definitions that every
argues over.
Dictionary for Nonverbal Studies is hosted by the
Center for Nonverbal
Studies
Webopedia
is an online dictionary and search engine for computer and internet technology.
Webster's headword dictionary search engine.
WordNet is a lexical database for the English language.
WikipediA is an open
content encyclopedia
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